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NATO envoys, Russia to hold special council in Brussels: statement
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The NATO-Russia Council, which has not met since 2014, will convene in the next two weeks in Brussels to discuss the Ukraine crisis, the Western military alliance said on Friday, saying both sides had agreed to hold talks at the level of ambassadors. …read more Source:...
Russia-NATO Council may meet within weeks: agencies cite deputy foreign minister
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A meeting of the Russia-NATO Council may take place within weeks for the first time since the Ukraine crisis erupted in 2014, Alexey Meshkov, a deputy Russian foreign minister, was cited as saying on Friday by Russian news agencies. …read more Source:...
France, Germany to back Ukraine pact despite Dutch ‘No’: Hollande
METZ, France (Reuters) – France and Germany will continue to back an EU agreement on closer ties with Ukraine, French President Francois Hollande said on Thursday after Dutch voters rejected the pact in a referendum. …read more Source:...
Dutch vote highlights EU’s problem with voters, UK beware
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union’s long-running problem with voters just got a little worse after the Dutch rejected an agreement on closer EU ties with Ukraine, highlighting the difficulties of further European integration. …read more Source:...
Dutch voters overwhelming reject Ukraine-EU treaty
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Dutch voters have overwhelmingly rejected a Ukraine-European Union treaty on closer political and economic ties, in a rebuke to their government and to the European Union establishment. …read more Source:...
Poroshenko: Ukraine to continue moving towards EU despite Dutch vote
TOKYO (Reuters) – Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko said on Thursday his country will continue moving towards the European Union despite a resounding rejection by Dutch voters of a treaty on closer ties between the European body and Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Displaced Ukrainians confused, frustrated over suspension of benefits: U.N.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Ukraine has suspended benefits to more than 600,000 people on suspicion some are falsely claiming allowances meant for internally displaced people, the United Nations said, raising concerns that some IDPs are now unable to pay for food or rent. …read more Source:...
Ukraine president Poroshenko denies offshore vehicle was set up to minimize taxes
TOKYO (Reuters) – Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko denied he put his assets in an offshore trust to minimize taxes, after the country’s fiscal service said it was looking into documents relating to his offshore assets that were included in the “Panama Papers.” …read more Source:...
Dutch cast votes on Ukraine treaty in test of anti-EU sentiment
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Dutch voters began casting ballots in a national referendum on Wednesday on the European Union’s treaty with Ukraine — a test of anti-EU sentiment before Britain vote on its membership of the bloc in June. …read more Source:...
UK’s Farage says Dutch ‘No’ would boost Brexit support
VOLENDAM, Netherlands (Reuters) – The leader of Britain’s UK Independence Party said on Monday that a Dutch vote against an EU treaty with Ukraine would give a boost to the Brexit camp less than three months from a British referendum on quitting the 28-nation bloc. …read more Source:...
